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PA PERS TIELATI VE TO THE CAMPAIGN IN PORTUGAL AND SPAIN. [Concluded from Wednesday.l i trip'y 'ofa Triter from Sir Arthur Wellesley to Don Martin 'de. Garay, dated Deleytosa, Sth August, 1809. SIR—I have had the honour of receiving the l i 7 Letter which your Excellency did me the honour I of writing to me on the 30th of July, in which you have expressed the approbation of the Central Junta, of !lit condu6 of, the. British army under my corn- II , Mand in the . atilion of the 28th of July. ) I am very sensible of the approbation of the Cen- Val Junta, and beg that you will convey to them I -my respectful acknowledgments. ' I am particularly flattered by the confidence they _ have reposed in me, in appointing me one of the Captains aneral of the Spanish Army ; and I have this day written to his Majesty's Principal Secre tary of Stare, to request him to lay before his Ma jesty this testimony of the approbation and confi . (fence of the Central Junta, and, until his Majesty's . . answer will be received, I shall be happy to render _ the GoveYnntent any service that may .be in my Power. I Lave the honour to he, &c. I (Signed) - ART,HUIt WELLESLEY. i Ills Excellency Don Martin de Garay, &c. &c. Copy of aLetterfrom Sir Arthur Weilesley to Don Martin Ile Garay, dated Deleytosa, Bth August, 1809. St R—l have, in a separate Letter, expressed my Acknowledgments to - the Government for the ho nour •they have done me in appointing me a Cap tain General of the Spanish Army ; and I have now to return them my thanks for :he horses which they have been pleased to . present to me,. in name of King Ferdinand the Seventh. In' respect to the pay attached to the rank of Captain General, I hope the Government will ex cuse men, if I decline to beconie a burthen upon the finances of Spain, during this contest tor her independence., I have the honour to be, tic. (Signed) ARTHUR WELLESLEY. His Excellency Don Martin de Gariy, &c. &c: Co"y of-a.. Letter from Sir Arthur Wellesley to the Marquis Wellesley, dated Deleytoa,gth August, 1809. With three inclosures. MY LORD, had nor received any communication from Ge- - 4leral Cu'eSta since the morning of the 6th, (when I saw General O'Donoghue at Peralela de Gat bin) where I receive Ms morning from Lieutenant-Co lonel Roche a letter, of which the inclosed is a copy. I did not even know that Lieutenant-General Cuesta had moved his head quartets ff-om the bridge of Arzobispo, much less that any disaster had hap pened to his troops, even to the limited extent stated by Colonel Roche. About three o'clock this day, however, the Duke of Albuquerque arrived here, and informed me than French cavalry had surprised the Spanish out posts at the bridge of Arzobispo, by crossing the ri ver at a ford immediately above the bridge, yesterday at half-past one; that the Spanish troops- had given way, and that the French had possession of the bridge, and of the cannon destined-to its defence, and of five pieces bel - onging to the Duke's ditision, - which .were left behind. The Duke of Albuquerque states his belief that the French were at Peralela de Garbin this morning, where your Excellency will observe that General Cuesta7s head quarters were yesterday of ernoon. General Cuesta has since sent me a message, by one of his Aides-du-Camp, and to Colonel Roche, from whom 1 understand, that the General had, to the moment of their . departure from Mesa d'lbor, 'ten o'clock in the morning,, brought none of his artillery or of. his carriages across the Ibor. On this side of that river there is a high mountain, up which it is impossible to draw ortillery, except by the assistance of men ; and it is obvious, that un less the General had - saved Peralrla, and the positions between the Ibor and that villa e, fbe Spaniards tnutit lose their artillery, although they may hold the position of the Mesa d'lbor. I inclose your Excellency the copy of a letter which I wrote to General OiDonougime on the 7th, and of another which I have just dispatChed to him ; but I acknowledge I am apprehensive that the Spa nish army will lose, or rather has lost its artillery before this time. I can do nothing to assist : them ; and indeed, in any case, it would have been im possible for me to do do any thing fox their assist ance, excepting by persuading General Cuesta to adopt early measures to pass his heavy artillery over the Ibor. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) ARTHUR WELLESLEY. His Excellency the Marquis Wellesley, &c, Copy of a Letter from Colonel Ruche to Sir Arthur Welles ley, dated La leralade de Garbitt, six o'clock,_ P. M. Bth August, 48.:.9. • SIR, An express has this moment reache I this place from the Puente de At zobispo,, stating that the ene my's cavalry had passed the Tagus, at the Ford of , (in what number is not stated) and that he had established such a powerful battery, against the Spanish one on this side, as led them to suppo-e the possession of the bridge would be m.iintainech The report was only a verbal one, and the General himself who exatniutd the did not detain him long, and from this loose inform-, aliOn, every' thing is here in •mution, and the head gum ten and troops at this place have moved off to La Mesa d'lbor. I am sorry to state, that the Duke of Albuquerque's cavalry was found so unprepared that they could not form, and tell back upon the infantry. Bassecourt has asked for support, arid all appears here confusion. We probably shall hear more certainly, to night the 8 ate of things, and I shall write again. I haVe the honour to be, &c. • (Signed) J. C. ROCHE. To Sir A: Wellesley, Secl The Public will please to,observe,, that the only person in partnership with the late Sir J. BRANS COMB, at the time that Firm shared and sold the Grand Prize of °tie Thousand Tickets, which pro &aced 24,7651. (in last April Lottery) was E. EY TON, who is now removed to No. 2, Cornhill, near the Mar ion-house. From the LONDON GAZETTE, June 2, 1810. Queen's Palace, May 30, 1810. This day his Excellency the Dugve• d'Alber ! quercine, Ambassador Extraordinary for his Catho lic Majesty Ferdinand VII. and in his Royal Name from the Supreme Council of Regency of Spain and the Indies, had his first private audience of his'Ma jesty to deliver his credentials • To which he was introduced by the Marquis Wellesley, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State fur Foreign Affairs, and concluded by Sir Stephen Cottrell, Knt. Master of the Ceremonies. War.gffice, rune 2. 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Captain Henry Milhanke, trout the aoth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Harrison, who exchanges. Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Nathaniel Sneyd, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Icahn King, deceased. 17th Ditto Cornet john Smith to he Lieutenant bypurcha se, vice Walker, promoted. loth Ditto, Captain William Hanson, from the 6th Dragoon Guards; to be Captain of a Troop, vice Milbank; who ex changes. 3d RegiMent of Foot Guards, Ensign the Honourable Joshua Allen to be Lieutenant without piirchase, vice Dutf who retires. William Stockdale, Gent. to be Ensign by pur chase, vice Allen. Ist Regiment of Foot, William Munro M'Kenzie, Gent. to be Ensign without purchase, vice lames Stuart, promoted. Thomas Rutledge, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Macleod promoted: ith Ditto, Lieutenant lames Kershaw,from Half-pay of the to3d l.oot to be LieUtenant; vice Reade, who exchanges. 6th Ditto, Ensign Henry Gee to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wallace, who retires. Alexander Hogg,. Gent. to be Ensign without purchase, vice - Gee. Serjeant-Major [antes Piggott to be Quarter-Master, vice Booth, deceased, 7th Ditto Thomas Young Lester, Gent. to. be by purchase, vice Burke, who retires. George Seton; Gent. to be LieuLitant without purchase. isth Ditto, Captain K. D. Spread, from the 93(1 . F00t, to be Captain, vice Blake, whl•excnanges. iSth Ditto, Quarter-Master-serjeatit Hugh Galley to be Quarter-Master, v.ce Nowiano, deceased. 2tzt Ditto, Captain A. James !toss to be Major by purchase, vice Dunbar who retires, Lieutenant_ John George Green to be Ciptain ofa Company, by purchase, vice Kosi. Se contl Lieutenant John Go.fto be first Lieutenanyby pur- chak, vice Green . . • 3oth Ditto, Lieutenant j. Winrowi,.from the4th Foot, to . be Lieutenant, vice R Holt, who exchanges. john Napper, Gent. to be Ensign .without purchase. 31st Ditto, Ensign Edward rhomson to be Lieutenant, 'vice deceased. To be Ensigns without purchase. Alexander Haswall, Gent. vice M`Pherson, promoted. Ralph Nicholson, Cent.. vice Knox, promoted. lames Thumpson, ..eat. vice M'Carthy,. promoted. Thomas C.ark,., sent. vice litryce, deceased. 47th Ditto, Ensign Richard K.er, irons tlie'LongtOrci Militia, to be Ensign. _ . . 39t1t Oitto, Mathew Moore from the lied Foot, to be Lieute- — mut, without purchase, vice Roberts. who resigns. 4 s tli :_itto, Captain j. dl. Stackpoole from the Ist Garrison Battalion, to be Captaiu of a Lornpany,vice Gregory, who exchanges. 47th Ditto, Lieutenant - Russel, from the Meath Militia, to be Ensign. Soto Ditto, Ensign and Adjutant - Daniel Lyon .to have the rank of Lieutenant. 59th Ditto, Quarter-Master-Serjeant William Baird to he Quarter-Master, vice Booth appointed to the Bth btoyal Veteran Battalion. both Ditto, ,Major the Honourable George Blaquiere, from the Quarter-Master-General's Stall; to be Major, vice 13.1- thuirt who exchanges. 6iti Ditto,-Ronert Edyvean. Cent. to laz Ensign without purchase, vice Moote, promoted in the 39th Foot. - - __ • 6.4 th Ditto, Lieutenant Hugh Monro, from the Royals, to be Captain of a Company by purchase, vice Beat) promoted. 65th Ditto, Assistant Surgeon Alexander Young, from the 24th Light Dragoons, to oe Surgeon, vice Belt, deceased. 67th Ditto, P. Kirwen, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Price, promoted. George `.'ates, Gent. to be Assist- ant - Surgeon, vice Logan, deceased, 7zit Ditto, Edward Newton, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, Vme Scott, superseded. 73d Ditto, Julia Williams, Esq. to be Paymaster of the zd • Battalion: Both Ditto, Ensign.T. L. - Colt to be Lieut. by purchase, vice St. George, promoted.. 84th. Ditto, Lieut. K. Holt , front tile 3oth Foot, to be Lieut. I. Vinrow, who exchanges. Lieut. - Barry, from the !death Militia, to be Ensign. 93d Ditto, Captain M. G. Blake, from the isth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Spread, who exchanges. tat Ceylon Regiment, George William Crooke, Gent. to be second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice :leach, primnoted. gth DI Lieutenant Robert trowne, from the 43d Foot, to be k'ay►naster. Roll's Regiment, Ensign Maximilian Escher to be Lieu tenant. losoph Guttler, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Escher: Ist garrison Battalion, Captain David Gregory, from the istii Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Stackpoole, Who exchanges. sth Ditto, Lieutenant Francis Bernard, from the Bth Garrison battalion, to be,Lieuteliant, vice Booth, placed on nail . pay of the 73th Garrison Battalion. tun Royal Veteran Battalion, Ensign loi' Crampton to be Adjutant ' vice Wynne, appointed to the 45th Foot. I, 113 Moon, Gent. to be Ensio. Royal Newfoundland /.encibles, Lieut. Robert Mockler to be Captain of a Company, vice Fitts, t , eceased. Lnsign Edward Enright to be Lieutenant, vice Mockler. STAFF. Thomas Williams,' Clerk, late Garrison Chaplain at Land guard Fort, to be Chaplain to the Forces. Brevet Lieut. Colonel lames Bathurst, trorn the 6oth Foot, to be a Per- manes . Assistant t in the Quarter-Master-General's De partment, vice lilaquiere, wno exchanges. The .undermentioned Persons, now employed in the Coin missarrat Depa.tment as Ading Asststant-Cetnuttssaries, or as Clerks, to. be Deputy Assistant-Loannissalies-Ge- neral to the forces, viz: Edward Cooke Robinson, P. D. Arents, Philip Andrew tOuntain,,William lleydinger, L. Ertarninger, Charles lle eels, Nugent Hodges, Francis Vidan, William Fiber, Tupper Carey, George Ainslie, I,ohn Forbes, Christopher Yeceo Henry Petken, John Spurrier, Charles Schinidelien, Thomas Charles Joby, J. J. Moore, AMrew Melville, tune's- W. 1146 en, Samuel Belson, Alexander Strachan, 'Peter St Remy, Thomas Kearney, "1 hornas Hewetson, John Ninly, John Matthew Cobbe, john Wal ter Wilkinson, Augustus Kuper, Charles Purcell, Warner Varnhain, Ignatius Weekinger, George Crookshank, Thomas Reynolds, I. Fisher, John Lawrence, John Dan kaerts, Charles St,:venson, Robert Headle, Peter Berard, Harold France, and Richard Stonier Qounn. LIVERPOOL H. P's. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL moved to make O a , rulepbSolute against several pers o n s w h o h a d excite': a-riot in the Liverpool Th e atr e , i n or d er to compe the Manager to admit half-prices. Several atiid 3 : vits were read in answer to the application ; and' among others, the defendant, Mr. Leman, btatedf . that he went to the pit by chance, and a horn vvai accidentally put into his hand, which he blew once"' and then returned it. The ATTORNEY-GHNERAL.—" My Lords, this Gentlemen was only hunting the Managers." It appeared, however, upon the, affidavits in sur e port of the rule, that .he was as 'riotous . as any, c" the pnty.—The rule was . made absolute agal 3qt Leman, Turner, .and another, and discharged as 0 Maycock and another. Lord ELLENBOROUGH, in allusion to a motiorl made early in the term (to set aside a verdia on th e ground of a person's having been on the Jury, i ll place of a juror- who was summoned) said that the reversal of the verdia was merely a matter of . 0 ; cretion. He had since consulted the J u d ge s, they were all of opinion that, where no injury tc f, justice had been done, and the person- had se: usurped the place of, the juryman for the m anifes t purpose of fraud, it would be to o muc h to es tablish a principal of reversal, which might shako half a° vertlitas that had ever been given. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JUNE 2. ACT/OF .EANKRUPTCY. Mr. Serjeant . SIIEPEIARD argued before the nct to day - that- " keeping the house," one of t il° c modes of - constituting an,: act of Bank ru ptcy, being conclusive unless the person F o keeping l' F l house was actually denied to a credit o r, .the den'' of his client, of the name of Goss, to the Collet . ; tor of, Taxes, was not an act of bankruptcy na de the statute. He argued that . the sum e xi g ible 1 01 l from the-defendant was not a debt clue to the C` i ui i lector, but to the Crown ; that the Colle c t o r o not take out . a commission against him, nor ev e , claim under his commission without ` special anib ( c ) rity so to do. In fact, that _the sum exigible him was not in the nature of debt, but that of duty. Mr. Sdrieant BEST was - about to argue on - lt other side; when . „ it Sir JAMES MANSFIELD declared hi s o pi n i o n, • 9 d seemed to be that of the other Judg es , that 1 411 (, Crown had a right to proceed as well against the P e e , son as the property, and as 'the ACis relatin t 1 Bankrupts had in contemplation ,- in a ver y prio l f e r degree, the detection of insolvency, from what",, cause, the denial to. a colle6lor of taxes was as plete an :let of Bankruptcy as a denial,to any otv creditor. Lottery Tickets and Shares are in hi is request' .511 I? GRAVESEND, JUNE I. Arrived—tile Mary, Baker, from Mogadore. a ir Sailed—the-Monarch, Havard, for India ; and the - M'Gregor, for Madeira. BIRTH. A , of On Saturday, at his house in R usse ll- square , the L 3 '; Claude George Thornton,' Esq: of a Daugnter. ; On, ednesday last. at Streath am , i n S urre y. Mr. g' c lo ag Watson, of Kidderminster, to C a r o li ne , secon d clJug ll: ' William Davy, Esq. of Philadelphia. • t ior On Saturday, the Rev. George Masey, Re6lorpt 1 11111 ` i ton, Gl.awestershire, and Pell o w o f All Souls, to ,i Fralsham, eldet daughter of ti late Captain Frodihanh the Royal Navy,. o °l The same day, at St. George's, Illoomsbnry, Mr. 1 -' ll 1 Wan s ey, of Queen square, t o M tss T owgood, e ld e st dat..6*l ter of Mr, Matthew Towgood, • DIED. On Thursday, May 3r, at his ,house in Golden-sqVi re .:o ,sincerely lan - tented by his - family and acquaintance, I ° %Val lace, f r 1 . 4 1 The same day, in Southatnitto s n-row, Mrs. Martyn, - ~ ' of the late Nichol Martyn, Esq. „ e o f Lately, William Desborough, , Esq. of lierningtbrd, °- tile A ldermen cf I luntingdon. Ida' On Saturday, aged 25, Anne,. the tirife •f Mr. K• Serjeant's-inn, Fleet-street. " / YK/(1 U'' ,N AIUGAS SATUR ItDAY. Bank Stock, 252 _ 1 ntlia Stock; iv, Navy i per Cent. tor i 1 li:Llia Bonds :Ds. 18S. P r ' pt , Irish 5 per Cent. E xc h eq . Bill s , , s . Ells. i s ' 4 per Lent. 85 i i Oinnwm. r ,-; pr. 3 per Cent. lacy) 69 i i Imperial 3 per Cent. / per Cent. Cons. 7.-.)i i um() Ann. Bank L. AIM i 8 ,I, i_ iid 115 COWL fir 0 ()ening, 7 1 __ HOSPITAL STAFF. Assistant-Surgeon lames Wi:son, from the Royal African ' Corps, to ue Apothecary to the Forces serving on t tirg Coast of Africa. The King's German Legion. 2d Dragoons, John Christian lieinssen, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Claucl, promoted. • ist Light Dragoons ' Captain Charles Otto,from the 3d, Light Dragoons, to be Major, with temporary rank, vice Pies. sen. _ _ _ 3d Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Bremer 'to be Captain, with temporary rank, vice Otto, promoted in the Ist Light Dragoons. Cornet GeOrge Meyer to be Lieutenant, vice Bremer. Gentleman Cadet Frederick Nance to be Cornet, vice Meyer. 3d Battalion of the Line, Weypart de Laffert, Cent . to be Ensign, vice Hastselback, promoted. 4th Ditto, - Romani!, Gent to be Ensign, vice Freudenthall, promoted. The Duke of Brunswick Oels Corps. • CA-swill,. Hospital-Mate Frederick Flade to be Assistant- Surgeon. MEMORANDUM. The Appointment ot Crawford, Gent, to be Ensign in tik. i7th Regiment ot Foot, as stated hi the Gazette of the 3 . January 1809, has not taken place. Lieutenant LOw, of the .d Foot, and Lieutenant Steptidrii of the 4111-Garrison Battalion, are superseded, being obsen t without leave. ER AA runs iri the Gazette of the 26th ult. For 2.4 th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant William G. Douglas, from the 78th Foot, to be Lieutenant; without purchase, read loth Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant IVilliarn G. Douglas, from the 78th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. e Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Surrey. • Benwell and Waymoutlf Volunteer Infantry. To be Lieutenant— Joseph Binwell, jun. Gent. Commission in the 38th or Ayrshire Regiment of Militia signed by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Ensign—Robert Smith, Gent. vice Dunlop, resigned . Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County .. .. of Lincoln. Loveden Regiment of Lincolnshire Local Militia. To be Lieutenant—Win. Metheringham Sheild, Gent. ..Stamford RegimentOf Lincolnshire Local Militia. To be Captains—'Wm. Harper, Esq. john Warren Cragg, Esq. john Cooke, Esq. To be - Ensigns—Francis butt, Gent. Joseph Bull, 'Gent. Abraham Congreve, Gent. Holland and Boston Regiment of Lincolnshire Local To be Lieutenant—john Hill Gent. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Salop. Shropshire Regular Militia. To be Captains—RiChard Ambler, Esq. Thomas Rynaston, Esq. North Shropshire Local Militia. To be Captains—Lieutenant Christopher Scott. Lieutenant lohn Croxon. To be Ensign—Thomas Price. * Centre Shropshire . Local Militia. To be Captain—Thomas Lloyd, Esq. To be . Lieutenants—Ensign, Peter Bentley. Ensign Peter Broughall. To be Ensign Edward Edmunds, Colt. Commissions in the Suffolk Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant.. Risbridge Battalion. To be Major—Gilbert Mika - , Esq. vice William Henry Robinson, Esq. resigned. Tnbe Captain—Edward William Mathew, Esq. To be Lieutenant—lohn Holine, Gent. Colneis Battalion. To be Captain—Christopher Tennant , E sq. Crown-Office, yeine'2, i 8 10. MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Borough of St. Germans. The Right Hon. Charles Philip Yorke, of I3ouingtons, in the County of Hertford. „ 'lune 23. John Henry Schneid.r, , nierahani. June 26. Jarvis German, of Aldermanbury, hosier. June 30. John Jackson, of Great Yarmouth, chemist. tune 23. John Knight; of Lower Clapton, corn-chandler. lune 30, John Fenton and George Moore, of Rotherhith; street, smiths. , June 30, Paul Edward Ford of Howland.mews Wes!, hack neyrnan. rune '23, Ann Darley of Holborn, NiCludll:r. June 23; Humphrey Richard !ones, of Type-street, fin s " . bury-square, confedtionc.r. June 23, James Bacon, late of Hughes-fields, Deptford, vic' tualler. _ CF. R T 1 FIC A TR S .; Inne 23, john Lyon, late of North-place, Gray's Inn:Jade; money-scrivener. John Shase, late of Shoe-lane, copperplate-maker. lohn Watson, jun. of Preston, cotton.spinner. Theophi.us Clive and Samuel Richardson, of Take ; house-yard, merchants. Lille REPORT. COURT OF KING'S I3ENCH, juNz 2. FORGERY. ,Benjamin Hunt was brought up to receive the judgment, of the Court for ,forging certain stamp; on paper of the_value of 16s. each, with intent to defraud his Majesty's revenue. The Court sen tenced him to two years imprisonment in Newgate' ASSAULT.' James Loveday was also brought up to rcceiva judgment, having been convided of assaulting Joli s Francisco, in . December last, in, St. Catherine'' , near the Tower. Upon hearing the affidavits oa both sides, the Conit were of opinion, that there was no malice on the part of the defendant, but that the assault had been given upon the irritation of 114 moment, and he was senpuced to pay a fine of '2 o ' and be discharged. BANKRUPTS. George Robson, of Lancaster, linen-draper, to surrender June 29, SO, and July 14, at eleven, at the New Cock, Freston. Attornies,-Mr: Windle, Jolui-street, Bedford-row, London; or Mr. W. Smith, Preston. John Swain, of Ramsgate, Kent, bricklayerjune 11, 12, and July 14, at eleven, at the King's Head Tavern, Ramsgate. Attornies, Mr. Wightwick, Ramsgate; or Mr. E. Bigg, Hatton-Garden, London. William Burnett, of North Petherton, Somersetshire, baker, June 5,6, and July 14,' at eleven, at the Fieur-de hs Inn, Bridg water. Attornies, Mr. J. Parsons, Bridgewater ; or Messrs. Blake, Cook's-court, Carey street, London. Daniel Gray, of Long Melford, Suffolk, grocer and draper, June 11, at six, 12, and July 14, at eleven, at the Griffin Inn, Mar;.h, Isle of Ely. Attornies, Mr. T. Sevre.l, Chat teris, Isle of ; or Messrs. Leigh and Mason, New Bridge-street Lora:on. _ . Samuel Ackerley, of Liverpool, woollen•draper, !lily 2,3; and 14, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. At tonnes, 'Messrs. Cowper and Lowe, Southampton-build ings,. Chancery-lane, London ; or . Mr. Orred, Liver— pool. • Samuel Barrett, late of Roll's-buildings, Fetter-lane, Mid dlesex, jeweller, lucre 16, 19, and hotly i 4, at ten, at Guiltiltaa. Attorney, Mr. john Burgess, Great Portland- street. - Richard Fuller, of Deal, Kent,' shopkeeper,: rune z 6, 19, and fmy 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, Rus sell, Lant street, Southwark.. Sainuei lad:son, of Bermondsey-street, Surrey, woolstapler, tune 9, at twelve, 23, and July 14, at one, at G uildhall. ... Attorney, . - --- Mr. Wright, Dowgate-hill. - William Smith and Joshua Smith, late of Stapleferd, Hert fordshire, and of Whetstone, Fiern-Barnet, Middlesex, timber merchants, June 5, lb, and July 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. Giles, Great Shire-lane, Lon don; or Mf. Pate, Bury St. Edinunds, Sulfblk. Peter Nl`Taggart, late of London, broker, July 3, iz; 4 hnd LI, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wasborough, W a rntbril.court, Tlfrogrnorton-street. John Pulley, of New-, Bond-street, Middlesex, furniture. printer, June 5, i 6, anti ruly 14, at eleven, at Guildhall. A t tornics, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, King's. Benc- walks, Teinple. William I ussup Ward,. -late of Market-street, St. James's, Nliddlesex, lune 9, 17, and I uly 14, at one, at lohn-Bott, a Birmingham, snuffer-maker, June Is, 16, and July 14, at eleven, at the Seven Stars, Birmingham. At tornies, Mr.-Boritield, Hind-court, Fleet-street, London ; or Mr. I. Nlaudsley, Birmingham. • Sam Perks, ,of Walsall, StAttbrdshire, fa tor, July r 9, -at four, 20, and uly 14, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Bic . mingham. Attornies, Messrs. Swain; Stevtils, and Maples, Old Jewry, London ; or Mr. Whateley, Bir- - mitigharn. - - Epworth Rawson, of Clement's-lane, London, carpenter and builder, lune 9, 19, at twelve, and July 14, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Noy, and rope, Mincing. lane, Tower-street. George Frost, of Gatesheid, county of Durham, victualler, tune 4, 19, and July x 4, at four, at the Queen's He'ad, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Att ,rnies, Messrs. Bell and Bro derick, Bow-lane, Cheapside, London ; or Mr. Willis, Gateshead. john Thompson, late of Philpot-lane, London, provision_ broker, June x 6, 23, and uly 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Boswell, St. Michael's-alley, Conihilll. Gottlieb Henry Gerlach, of London-street, Fenchurch street, London, merchant, July 9, 16, and July 14, at ele ven, , at Guildhall. Atiornies, Messrs. Palmer, Tomlin ' sons, and Thomson, Copthall.cdurt, Throgmorton-street. losepb_ -Aldridge, of Nelson - stware, Blackfriars - road, Surrey, surgeon, June 9, 19, and l uly 14, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. C. Arrowsmith, De. vonshire-street, Queen square. John Coleman, late of Silver-street, Golden-square, Middle. sex, tallow.chandler, lune 9, 16, and j uly 14, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Gale and Son, Bed- ford-row. George Bew Tipping, late of Wormwood-street, London, inerclunt, lune 9. 16, and luly 14, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lamb, 41dersgate-street. DIVIDENDS. lune 29. Thomas Francis, Goodman Francis, and Thomas Francis the youngtr, of Cambridge, merchants, at eleven, at the Black Bull Inn, Cambrid,e. lune 30. Samuel Sampson and Charles Chipchase, of Bread street, London, silk-mercers, at twelve, at Guildhall. lune 29. Charles Garland, late of 13rackley, Northampton shire, salesman, at eleven, at the Red Lion, Banbury, Oxfordshire. lune 26. Richard. Willson, of West Smithfield, London, to. bacconist, at ten, ,at (U uildhall. lune 26. Joseph Leo, of Manchester, merchant, at one, at Guildhall, London. lune 2. john Hindle, William Hindle, Lawrence Kenyon, and Ashton Stanfield, of Scatecliffe within Accrington, Lancat,hire, calico.printers, at eleven, at the Bull's Head, Blackburn. dune 26. Alexander Anderson and David Robertson, of Cole man -street, London, merchants, at one, at Guildhall. _ une : 27. Thomas Platt, ,now or late of bigglee, in Saddle worth, Yorkshire, merchant, at eleven, at the Rose and Crown, Huddersfield. tux 3,-. Henry turner, of St., Martin's-le-G rand, silk-ma nut.,cturer. ul, 3. homas White, of Southwark, haherdashei. lune '26. Joseph Ekins, of Pxford.street, cheeseruonger. LONDON: Printed by RICHARD HARRIS , of No. 4, Martlett.court. Bow-street ; and le t blished by WILLIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, South Moltob.stteet, (post-paid}, must be addressed. At the Sos-OPpics, No. W., Stood, where Advertisements, Urdorf for the Paper, Letters for the Editor, Ste. --._ __